can someone quickly show me how to determine if this graph of an equation is symmetric to y=-x or y=x?
such as xy=12 or y= +- radical x+6
what are the conditions for y = -x or y =x ?
if you plug in x for y and y for x, they should be the same? and if you plug in -x for y and y for -x, the same?
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and how would i know the point is symetrical to the point (3,-8) ato the line x=7?
i only know how to find x axis, y axis and origin symmetry
pls help?
@zepdrix
@Mertsj
please help me D:
i don't understand this, my teacher never explained and we have a quiz tomorrow ):::
@jim_thompson5910 @zepdrix @e.mccormick @Abhisar
If the point (a,b) is on a graph and the point (b,a) is on another graph, then the two graphs are symmetrical about the line y = x.
what's the line y=x?
how can i test it on a equation?
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